Chapter 4062: MU: The Super-Body Incident (Part 153)

"Did you invade the space station?" Shiler asked.

The Super-Body nodded. Shiler continued to ask: "Jarvis didn't discover you?"

"He cannot discover me." The Super-Body shook her head again and said, "This can't even be considered an invasion. I don't need to pass through layers of firewalls; I can directly modify the permissions."

"Is this the power of magic?"

"This is the power of life." The Super-Body picked up the coffee cup and took a sip, then continued, "Any cosmic source power can directly modify programs with lower permissions than itself."

"But the space station has no life."

"Precisely because of that, I can bestow life upon it."

Shiler narrowed his eyes. He realized that this mysterious lover in Ultron's heart had become somewhat different. Creating sentient life? Did she really have such powerful strength?

"What is the person Batman let us take from the space station used for?"

"He is not important here, but it is important that he is not there."

This was said somewhat convolutedly, but Shiler understood immediately. He said: "Batman sent someone to sneak into Earth? How did he do it? Wouldn't the magical defense network block him?"

Shiler was very clear that the magical defense network of the Central Universe Earth was very strong and could monitor all life passing through; no matter how one disguised themselves, it was useless. This was also the reason why they had never set their sights on Earth. If it weren't for this, he would have had to find himself another job at S. H. I. E. L. D.

As far as he knew, there was no one on the DC side who could sneak in, not even Clayface, who was famous for shapeshifting; he would be identified immediately. And once they sensed that they had such intentions, the mages would definitely watch the magical defense network more closely, and there would be no more opportunities. So, don't act unless you have to, and once you act, you must succeed.

In other words, Batman must have had absolute certainty before sending someone to invade the magical defense network. But where did he get that certainty?

"There are very few completely dead objects in the universe." The Super-Body's voice was still ethereal, but not as cold as before; instead, it was modulated, sounding as clear as a stream. "Especially magical creations. The magical defense network, mixed with countless magical attributes, also hides unimaginable vitality."

Shiler's hand paused, and he looked at the Super-Body and asked: "Can you modify the magical defense network?"

"That is not modification." The Super-Body shook her head gently and said, "Those vitalities were already there; I just awakened them."

Shiler had always found it difficult to understand such mysterious things, but he could roughly hear that the Super-Body used some means to interfere with the judgment of the magical defense network, thereby giving Batman an opportunity.

If Batman really sent someone to sneak into Earth, and it was highly likely that they snuck into the Sanctum Sanctorum, what exactly did he want to do?

The Sanctum Sanctorum was very useful, mainly in terms of intelligence, far superior to Batman, who was fighting an away game. Causing trouble for the Sanctum Sanctorum so that they couldn't concentrate on collecting intelligence might be a good way. However, although many people working there were ordinary people, there must also be mages; the one or two people who snuck in probably couldn't cause any effective damage.

Moreover, Batman was not the kind of person who would slaughter ordinary people. Many employees of the Sanctum Sanctorum did not participate in the war and thus had no chance of resurrection; Batman would not choose to start a massacre.

But if he couldn't disrupt the work of the Sanctum Sanctorum through violent means, wouldn't Batman's going to such great lengths be meaningless?

However, Shiler immediately thought that besides physically eliminating intelligence organizations, there was another way, which was to make the other party's intelligence unreliable.

Several major intelligence organizations on Earth often used such means. They created some false intelligence and deliberately leaked it to their opponents. After causing losses, it would be difficult for the other party to trust the intelligence agents on that line again. If Batman had this idea, then he was probably already prepared with a trap.

In the Cygnus constellation, in a space not far from the Collector's museum, it was filled with abnormal turbulence, space debris could be seen almost everywhere, and there were continuous antimatter energy impacts; it was simply like a large minefield.

"What's going on?" The Scarlet Witch of the Main Universe frowned. She scanned the situation at the scene and then said, "This doesn't look like a dimensional rift; it looks more like it was blown out by someone. Are you sure this is the place?"

Without her saying it, Magneto had already connected the communication. He said to the other side: "We have arrived at the target location you mentioned, but the situation here is very eerie. Are you sure there is no problem with the target?"

After the command center received Magneto's communication, they also felt a bit strange. After all, Magneto was very familiar with all kinds of magnetic fields in the universe; if he could feel it was eerie, then it must be eerie to the extreme.

So they communicated with the Sanctum Sanctorum again. The other party's operator said: "We did find Batman's equipment there and detected the signal of the Infinity Stones. If the situation there wasn't too eerie, Batman probably wouldn't have refrained from acting until now."

The command center thought about it, and it seemed so. If Batman had found this place first and had the ability to explore it, could the Infinity Stones have been left for them? Eeriness was normal. It was precisely because it was too eerie that Batman couldn't get in, and they had a chance to snatch it.

The command center truthfully told Magneto this view. Magneto couldn't say anything wrong either. If it wasn't a hard nut to crack, they wouldn't have had to send mutants. The harder the nut, the more it could show how powerful the mutants were. Since the words had already been spoken, they had to go up whether they wanted to or not.

Having made up his mind, the Main Universe Magneto's voice echoed in the space. He said: "Spread out in pairs to investigate, first determine the scope of this area, and then invade toward the center..."

Magneto made some arrangements. In general, it was to use the energy on their side to spread toward the center, to detect whether there was a space rift in the middle, and whether these eerie space debris and turbulence were spat out by the rift, and then take this information to report back.

That's right, because the feeling here was very bad for Magneto, he directly gave up the plan to enter the rift to investigate. Better safe than sorry. He didn't seek merit, but only sought to avoid mistakes.

When Magneto investigated himself, he was also very cautious. He didn't enter the turbulence zone himself, and didn't even let his perception of the magnetic field get close to there, but moved along the relatively calm area, exploring one step at a time, and never risked going deep.

Others didn't rush in either, all squeezing in little by little along the edge. This process was boring and long. Two hours passed, and they had only explored the edge circle. But even so, they were still moving forward very patiently.

For mutants, this was simply meticulous work. Anyone who dared to be a little faster would be scolded bloody by Magneto. It could be said that ginger is still old and spicy; although it took time, it would only take ten or so hours to explore the center position.

Anyway, they were surrounding it here, and even if Batman's people came, they couldn't beat them, so they could just explore slowly.

Unfortunately, the road is one foot high, and the devil is ten feet high. No amount of caution can defeat intentional calculation. Still the same sentence—never make an appointment to fight Batman.

Just as the detection was halfway through, the Main Universe Scarlet Witch suddenly felt something wrong. It couldn't even be said to be felt, but a sense of crisis was gradually approaching her heart.

She withdrew her energy as fast as she could, but it was too late.

The Main Universe Scarlet Witch let out a scream, held her head tightly with both hands, screamed in pain, and blood flowed from her eyes. The Scarlet Power instantly went out of control, knocking the Illusion Master next to her flying.

The Main Universe Magneto sensed something was wrong and instinctively controlled the magnetic field, wanting to suppress the Scarlet Witch. But the moment his perception of the magnetic field approached, countless crazy knowledge flooded into his mind. He spat out a mouthful of blood, his whole body turned into a magnetic field, but he still couldn't escape the crazy pollution.

The Main Universe Magneto's subconscious life-saving behavior before losing consciousness became a disaster for everyone.

The magnetic field he turned into became an electromagnetic storm full of crazy knowledge, attacking everyone's brainwaves at the fastest speed, filling their brains with countless forbidden knowledge, and then forcing them to madness.

The Illusion Master couldn't hold on first. His head exploded from the inside out, turning into a white light, returning to the Battleworld. Sebastian had never seen such a scene; he thought there were invisible people attacking them, so he simply went all out, absorbing energy. But this was just looking for his own death. The next second, the forbidden electromagnetic waves completely polluted his soul, tentacles surged out from his eye sockets, he knelt on the ground in pain, slowly turned into a mass of unknown creatures, and then turned into a white light.

The remaining Scarlet Witches were scared silly by this scene, and they ran back in a hurry. However, the electromagnetic waves full of madness spread too fast, and screams sounded one after another.

The Scarlet Witch's life-saving means was to turn into Scarlet Power. When their lives were threatened, they would instinctively do so. However, this also brought deeper disaster. The Scarlet Power went completely out of control, stirring everything around into fragments, and even space and time ceased to exist.

Magneto and the Scarlet Witch didn't die; they were just attacked by madness and lost consciousness. But precisely because they didn't die, their power didn't disappear, but occupied this place, completely turning it into a dead zone where violent power raged. And this further killed others. The Illusion Master, Sebastian, and Cyclops couldn't resist the violent Scarlet Power at all, and before long, they turned into white light and completely disappeared in the universe.

The command center that received the death news was shocked. They all doubted whether they were dazzled. You mean, someone can kill four Scarlet Witches and three Magnetos at the same time in an instant? You're cheating, right?!

And when this news was passed back to the mutant base, the mutants were even more numb. They had a deeper understanding of the strength of the Scarlet Witch and Magneto. If you say you can't beat them, it is indeed possible, after all, it is known that there may be a very powerful existence on the opposite side. But not a single one ran out, is this reasonable?!

The Scarlet Power itself was born from the most original Chaos Power of the universe. In necessary moments, the Scarlet Witch can completely integrate into the origin of the world. Unless an existence like a cosmic abstract entity comes, and it must be the main body, it is possible to kill in seconds with one blow. Otherwise, who can achieve such a result?!

And what they didn't know was that the center of the cosmic space that created all this disaster and had now been swept into a void by violent power was not a person, but a book. The pages turned slowly, revealing the gilded text on the cover—"《Lurking Chaos》—John Constantine".